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Let all the world abroad

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 6.6.6.6 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: I Let all the world abroad In cheerful praise unite To bless the name of God, Creator, Lord of might. II He made the sea and land, The pastures rolling wide, The mountains towering, grand, The streams that ceaseless glide; III The cattle on the hills, The flocks afield that rove, The birds, whose music fills The silence of the grove; IV The heavens that, day and night, His matchless power declare, The sun and moon, whose light Illumines everywhere. V Let man, creation’s lord, His rightful homage give To Him Whose mighty word First called his soul to live. VI And with the heavenly host, Our Sovereign Lord adore, And Son, and Holy Ghost, Both now, and evermore. Topics: Penitence and Love
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Thou Saviour of our sinful race

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: I Thou Saviour of our sinful race, We sing the fulness of Thy grace; Lord, as our songs in rapture soar, On us Thy loving-kindness pour. II There is no merit of our own, No plea to offer, save alone That Thou hast died upon the tree, To set our sin-bound spirits free. III O, when the world, in awful fear, Beholds the Judge of all appear, Be this our joy on that dread day, That Christ hath borne our sins away. IV When in the land of bliss divine, Our souls in robes of beauty shine, This be our song before the throne, Not ours the beauty, Thine alone. V To Thee, O God, be glory given, And to the Christ, the King of heaven; And to the Holy Spirit, blest, Be praise for evermore exprest. Topics: Penitence and Love
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Where the Lord reveals His presence

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 8.7.8.7 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: I Where the Lord reveals His presence, Glory lights the sacred place, And the soul in adoration Falls before the throne of grace. II Seraphim, and saints in wonder, Lift their songs where Christ is set, And employ, in sacred homage, Harp, and palm, and coronet. III Light of lights, no light approacheth,— Sun, nor moon, nor stars of night, Flood the noon-tide and the darkness With such radiance of delight. IV Beauty of the King Immortal! Ere we rise to where Thou art, Let the glory of Thy presence Chase the darkness from our heart. Topics: Penitence and Love
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O Love of God, surpassing far

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: I O Love of God, surpassing far The loves that human hearts unite, Far from our ken as yonder star That sheds its radiance on the night; II High as the heavens, and deep as hell, Broad as the world’s infinite need,— None but the Christ that love can tell, And none its winning power impede. III Glory to God! that love exprest Came in the gift our need required, And in the Christ our lives are blest, And by His love are souls inspired. IV And from the manger to the cross, And at the noon-day and the night, He bore the burden of our loss, Nor shunned the anguish and despite. V And ’twas the love of God He showed, When, crowned with shame, He meekly died;— No gifts by bleeding love bestowed, So great as Jesus crucified. Topics: Penitence and Love
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O God of our salvation

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 7.6.7.6 D Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: O God of our salvation, Who in thy glorious might Lyrics: I O God of our salvation, Who in Thy glorious might, Didst speak, and all creation Arose from brooding night; And chaos, and confusion, To form and order sped, While lo! in rich profusion The earth its beauty spread. II O God of our salvation, Thy word hath still its power, And souls in desolation Are lying at this hour; Speak as of old, and banish The chaos and the night, And bid their sorrows vanish Before Thy glorious light. III O God of our salvation, Thy Word our Flesh became; To free from condemnation He bore our human name, And spoke to us confiding Of all the Father willed; And we, with Him abiding, Are with His fulness filled. IV O God of our salvation, Thou, Christ, in mercy come, And make Thy new creation Thine everlasting home; And in our hearts abiding, And in Thy Church adored, Still speak the word confiding, O Jesus Christ, our Lord. Topics: Penitence and Love
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O Jesus, when my guilty fears

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 8.6.8.6.8.8 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: I O Jesus, when my guilty fears My wakened soul distress, And Judgment for the past appears In all its awfulness,— Bid gathering clouds asunder roll, And shed Thy sunshine in my soul. II When from their long-forgotten grave My guilty deeds arise, And terror proves me yet the slave My soul would fain despise,— From stings of memory heal my soul, And free me from sin’s dire control. III O Lord, in Whom my hope is set, I look in faith to Thee; From sin, and guilt, and sad regret, My soul in mercy free;— For, in that mercy, Lord, I trust, And lie, repenting, in the dust. Topics: Penitence and Love
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Lord, I am Thine, for Thou hast died for me

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 10.10.10.10 Appears in 2 hymnals Lyrics: I Lord, I am Thine, for Thou hast died for me; Thy claim I own, and give myself to Thee; Not with the price of gold, of gold most fine Hast Thou redeemed my soul, and made me Thine. II Thy blood was shed upon the awful tree; I marvel at the love there shown for me All loveless, and to sin and self a slave;— Thy gifts enriched me, yet I nothing gave. III Now in its wonder would my soul arise, Shorn of all pride, but precious in Thine eyes, Who for its life Thy glory laidst aside, And wore its shame, and for its purchase died; IV And fired with love, that wondrous love proclaim In life, in death, in fealty to Thy name; In loving service, for such service given, Here upon earth, and yonder in Thy heaven. V Lord, I am Thine, Thy love hath won my soul; Now shall my life obey such sweet control;— No, not mine own, the purchase is complete, I bring my all to lay it at Thy feet. Topics: Penitence and Love
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Lord, let our eyes the things unseen behold

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 10.10.10.10 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: I Lord, let our eyes the things unseen behold, And, ’mid the glory that like sunset dies, Fair to the sight the wondrous bliss unfold That lives in beauty under cloudless skies. II And let our ears the things unuttered hear, That silent voices to the soul can tell; That heart can whisper when a heart is near Of love that scorns in uttered tones to dwell. III Teach us to know that things unseen are real, That earth no bloom of fadeless beauty gives, That far beyond the things that sense can feel, The joy of being, and of having, lives. IV Lord Who hast risen, nor left the world behind, Daily incline our sense-bound souls to soar, Till ’mong the things all hidden we may find Possessions that abide for evermore. Topics: Aspirations
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Wake to the songs that lips unsullied sing

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 10.10.10.10 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: I Wake to the songs that lips unsullied sing, And let their tones responsive echoes call,— There’s more to cheer us than our senses bring, And sweeter anthems than from mortals fall. II Saints in the land where sin is all unknown, Where care nor sorrow can the light subdue, Dwell in the glory of the heavenly throne, And voice new praise, for wonders ever new. III Wake to their praise, and let us blend with theirs Songs that shall travel to a fairer clime; Glad as the morn, and hallowed by our prayers, Offerings of duty from the realm of time. VI One, we are one with victors gone before; Songs that are ours, were theirs when in the strife; Theirs shall be ours when, all our striving o’er, Christ gives us entrance to immortal life. Topics: Aspirations
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Bring to the Christ your fears

Author: John Brownlie Meter: 6.6.6.6.6.6 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: I Bring to the Christ your fears, And tell your sorrows there, The faintest cry he hears, And every faltering prayer; He knows your weight of woe, Who dwelt with us below. II With thought of sin opprest, Does conscience smite thee sore? There is a place of rest, Where sin afflicts no more; See, where the blood was spilt, The cross hath borne thy guilt. III Think you of former bliss, Of happier, sunnier hours, When fragrant joys you miss, Bestrewed your path like flowers? With Christ more joys abound, Than can on earth be found. IV Mourn you a heart estranged, Once kind, but now grown cold? A happy friendship changed, Now that the years are old? There is a Friend above, And His, a lasting love. V Is there an empty room Where silence broods alone, All curtained round with gloom, Where once the sunlight shone? Hearts that are linked below, In Christ no parting know. VI Bring then to Christ your fears, And tell your sorrows there, The faintest cry He hears, And every faltering prayer; He knows your weight of woe, Who dwelt with us below. Topics: Aspirations

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